After 4 years of planning and development Abingdon Miniature Village in Mandurah opened to the public on 1st March 2003. Set amongst 2 acres of wonderfully landscaped gardens, Abingdon Miniature Village has proved to be an enchanted wonderland for adults & children alike. Although developed particularly for seniors, it appears that there is something special for all of the family. There are many wonderful aspects to Abingdon Miniature Village for all to enjoy!
Abingdon Miniature Village is named after the town of Abingdon in Oxfordshire, 10 klms south of Oxford on the River Thames and is the oldest continually inhabited town in the UK. Buildings such as the Abingdon County Hall, Church of St Nic’s and Old Anchor Inn pub have been meticulously reproduced in miniature. |
